Webcomics

[jaaatube]

Great video. I really laughed in the section about the difference between the avatar and the person. You know I think web comics are a wonderful thing in principle , they are part of independent alternative media, and there's some great ones out there. The model I present mine in somewhat encapsulated in a niche adult subculture, but I'd love to get them to a wider audience as well, and some of the comics I've done are really the Art of the site I run.

J

[HandfulOfMinutes]

@jaaatube I reckon webcomics are well on their way to mainstream acceptance. More and more people I know are reading them, more and more successful conventions are springing up...I'm optimistic.

[HandfulOfMinutes]

@jaaatube I'm glad you liked the video, by the by! It's only my fifth episode, you might enjoy some of my more recent ones as well?

[jayteexo]

That's a fine cartoon at the end.

I used to read these web comics about video games like Zelda and Mario, but I can't remember what it was called. Shucks.

[asimplecadence]

Haha, I liked the "put money into my paypal account!" and the bit at the end, that was really good. I'm really into questionablecontent and leasticoulddo. Those are both really funny.

[shirt145]

Hahahahaha! Delightful! Thank you, pseudo member of the media, for this insight-joke-filled summary. (Oh God! I loved that part.) I, too, have suffered the disappointment of email stalking a webcomic creator only to find out they are WAY MORE HANDSOME THAN I EVER COULD HAVE DREAMED, RYAN NORTH. Randy Munroe of XKCD is not bad either. Anyway, I'm glad I spent my time listening to this instead of any damn thing else. Well done!

[HandfulOfMinutes]

Hey there, thanks for the lovely comment - I would have replied in a more timely fashion but Youtube hasn't let me do comments for a while now.

I'm also glad you enjoyed my "impersonation" of a begging web personality. Yes, "impersonation".